World Hearing Day

Every year the WHO marks the World Hearing Day by bringing out a theme along with catchy posters, banners, infographics and similar material containing latest available data on the topic and ways to address the problem. The first World Hearing Day was observed on March 3rd 2007 with the aim of preventing deafness and promoting hearing, pioneered by the WHO.

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World hearing day - make listening safe
- World hearing day is observed annually on the 3rd March to promote safe hearing
- WHO has launched

Hear The Future - World Hearing Day

Did you know that over a billion youth are at risk of hearing loss due to unsafe listening practices. World Hearing Day aims to create and spread awareness on prevention of deafness and improving ear and hearing care across the world. Read More

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